Product Details
Long Cold Winter (CD)Album Notes
| Miscellaneous |
| Cinderella: Tom Keifer (vocals, guitars, harmonica); Jeff La Bar (guitar); Eric Brittingham (bass, background vocals); Fred Coury (drums). |
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| Additional personnel: Jay Levin (steel guitar); Rick Criniti (piano, organ, synthesizer, background vocals); Kurt Shore, John Webster (keyboards); Cozy Powell, Denny Carmassi (drums); Paulinho Da Costa (percussion) |
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| Recorded at Bearsville Studios, Bearsville, New York. |
Album Details
| Album Title | Long Cold Winter |
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| Number of Discs | 1 |
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| Running Time | 44 minutes, 15 seconds |
| Engineer | Andy Johns |
| Producer | Andy Johns |
| Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
| Studio/Live | Studio |
| Label | Mercury |
| Catalog Number | 834 612 |
| Release Date | 10/17/1990 |
| Import | No |
| UPC | 042283461222 |
Artist/Group
| Overview |
| This Philadelphia-based neo-glam band was a major contributor to the musical and sartorial aesthetics that came to be known as '80s hair metal. They were discovered at a club gig in the early 1980s by Jon Bon Jovi and signed, at his suggestion, to Polygram Records. Their '86 debut was an immediate smash, yielding the hit single "Nobody's Fool" and a seemingly permanent presence on MTV. Successive follow-ups were just as popular, and the band, despite a few line-up changes, were bona fide rock stars until their demise in the early '90s. Several reunion tours and two live albums have kept the band going in the aughts, but their recorded output has been minimal. |
| Definitive Albums |
| Gold |
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| Heartbreak Station |
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| Night Songs |
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 | A respectable sophomore effort
by HawgWyld, 3/30/2008 |
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Pros: Hair metal tends to stink, but this album is actually pretty good
Cons: Not a fan of the "big" single from the disc
The Bottom Line: This is probably as close to a classic album as these boys will ever get. It's noteworthy for giving more than a few nods to 1970s hard rockers.
Review: I've been thinking back to those pop metal years a lot lately. Why? Well, we've got Rocklahoma comin
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| | It May Be A Long Cold Winter, But It's No Wasteland
by swopedesign, 1/22/2006 |
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Pros: Solid, commercialized metal. Same satisfying vocalizations. Worthy music for metal fans.
Cons: Less powerful thematics than Night Songs, their first album.
The Bottom Line: A must have for Cinderella fans. It captures the band in transition, creating a mature voice. But that also means leaving the raw edge of their earliest tunes behind.
Review: I wrote earlier that Cinderella's debut album Night Songs appeals to us because its themes are core
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| | Don't know what ya got...
by KellieW, 8/27/2000 |
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Pros: great ballads, good blues and hard rock
Cons: none
Review: This album is my second best of all Cinderella albums. It has some hard songs, such as 'If You Don'
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